Parkland Pickleheads
New Online Club Registration Open!
Starting 2019, Parkland Pickleheads are moving toward an online & integrated registration system with Pickleball Alberta (PA). You'll be able to access this system both through this website & directly through PA. Your registration fee ($50), will have $5 going directly to each governing body, PA & PCO, with the balance of $40 going to our Club.
Your current 2018 registration is valid to April 30, 2019.
Each registrant will have a personal profile so you MUST HAVE a separate email address for each person, you CAN NOT share an email address.
Clicking the "Join Us" button below will direct you to the new sign up page, just follow the steps.
Your first time accessing the system you'll set up a username (email) and password and select $10 Regular membership (PA & PCO).
Continuing on you'll select "Parkland Pickleheads" as the club you wish to join.
Currently, the objective is to get you into the system where you can view & modify your PA profile.
Payment will not be open until April 2019.
Once your profile has been setup you may access it directly through the PA website by clicking on the "person" image at the top right.
Your current 2018 registration is valid to April 30, 2019.
Each registrant will have a personal profile so you MUST HAVE a separate email address for each person, you CAN NOT share an email address.
Clicking the "Join Us" button below will direct you to the new sign up page, just follow the steps.
Your first time accessing the system you'll set up a username (email) and password and select $10 Regular membership (PA & PCO).
Continuing on you'll select "Parkland Pickleheads" as the club you wish to join.
Currently, the objective is to get you into the system where you can view & modify your PA profile.
Payment will not be open until April 2019.
Once your profile has been setup you may access it directly through the PA website by clicking on the "person" image at the top right.
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